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TopIf you have serious childhood nostalgia like we do, you’re going to love these Strawberry Shortcake Halloween costumes. These 5 different costumes can be recreated with ready-made clothing items and a few accessories.I’ve provided links to everything we used down below, but if you have something already in your closest pretty similar – feel free to use that instead!Strawberry Shortcake is the star of the show! And it’s easy to transform into her with just a few clothing items like her signature striped socks and a shower cap that makes the perfect bonnet! Then all you need is a little felt and a hot glue gun! No sewing required.This classic strawberry shortcake costume is assembled with a white apron over a red dress. Green diamonds are glued to the front and a giant felt strawberry is glued to the top of her hat! Paired with green and white striped socks and brown shoes you will be looking like your favorite childhood character in no time!For the apron1. Start by cutting out 3 (4-inch wide) diamond-shaped pieces of green felt.2. Arrange all the diamonds on the front of the apron towards the bottom leaving about 1 inch of space between them.3. Hot glue them in place, then wait a few minutes for the glue to dry and fully set.For the strawberry hat1. Using the red felt, cut out a rounded diamond shape for the strawberry. It’s going to be wider at the top and more tampered at the bottom.2. Cut out the strawberry top and stem out of the green felt. It helps to first draw on the felt the shape that you want with a pencil and then cut it out.3. Finally hot glue the strawberry onto the center of the shower cap. Then glue the stem slightly overlapping the strawberry. Allow everything to dry for a few minutes.If there’s a group of you, turn the Strawberry Shortcake Costume into a group costume by adding in her friends. First up, her citrus-y friend, Lime Chiffon!This lime chiffon strawberry shortcake Halloween costume is assembled with a white petticoat decorated with pink flowers worn under a lime green dress. A bright green ribbon is glued onto the top of her shower cap and green and white socks and brown shoes finish the look!For the hat1. Take your green ribbon and tie it into a bow. Cut off any excess ribbon on both ends.2. Next hot glue the ribbon to the top of your pink shower cap. Allow the glue to cool for a few minutes before wearing the cap.To decorate the petticoat1. Take your small pink flowers and arrange them where you want them to go on your petticoat.2. Once you are satisfied with the pattern, hot glue them in place and allow the glue to set for a few minutes.A Raspberry Tart costume is especially fun for any friends who love pink!Assemble this costume by wearing the pink dress over the pink gingham long-sleeve shirt. A green bow is hot glued to the shower cap and green socks and brown shoes finish this Raspberry Tart strawberry shortcake costume.For the hat1. Place the green bow in the center of the pink shower cap then hot glue it in place while pressing down gently but firmly. Make sure you allow the hot glue to fully set and cool before wearing the cap.Next up, let’s make an Orange Blossom costume with just an orange dress, cardigan and those classic Strawberry Shortcake accessories!A bright orange cardigan is paired with an orange dress and shower cap. Complete this orange blossom Halloween costume with green and white socks and brown shoes.For the hat1. Add a nickel-sized amount of hot glue to the center of the orange shower cap. Top with the green bow, pressing down gently but firmly. Allow the hot glue to set and cool before wearing the cap.It seems to me Lemon Meringue is perhaps the most notable Strawberry Shortcake sidekick! And her costume is the simplest of all.This simple Lemon Meringue costume is created with a yellow dress and a flower shower cap paired with green striped socks and brown shoes.For the hat1. Add a nickel-sized amount of hot glue to the center of the yellow shower cap. Press the faux pink flower gently but firmly into the glue. Allow it to dry and set before wearing your Strawberry shortcake costume.Looking for other group costume ideas that you take you back to the best of the 80’s and 90’s? Check out some of our favorites below!Strawberry shortcake Halloween costumes are an awesome group costume idea. They are very simple to create with a few clothing items and a quick trip to the crafts store!Hi! I'm Kelly! I have a life-long passion for DIYing, memory making and ensuring celebrations aren't just limited to special occasions, and I share all those passions (and more) right here! I live in Los Angeles with my husband, Jeff, and son, Arlo where we're renovating a 1930s house into a colorful place we call home. Thank you for coming along for the ride! Read more...Hi! I’m Kelly, a sentimental mama with a love for color. Studio DIY is where I share my passion for making a house a&nbsp;home &amp; life a party! I’m so glad you’re here.READ MOREStudio DIY contains affiliate links. This means that we may receive a small commission on sales of products that are purchased through links on this site, at no additional cost to you. Sponsored posts are noted with a disclosure at the end of the blog post and product gifted for Studio DIY to review is indicated with an (*).

TopIf you have serious childhood nostalgia like we do, you’re going to love these Strawberry Shortcake Halloween costumes. These 5 different costumes can be recreated with ready-made clothing items and a few accessories.I’ve provided links to everything we used down below, but if you have something already in your closest pretty similar – feel free to use that instead!Strawberry Shortcake is the star of the show! And it’s easy to transform into her with just a few clothing items like her signature striped socks and a shower cap that makes the perfect bonnet! Then all you need is a little...

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